Vampire Survivors: What is the Planar Bazaar in Adventure Mode
Adventures is a separate mode from the main game and while playing this mode, you'll discover that you only have access to a predetermined selection of weapons and passive items. Fortunately, there's a way to unlock additional weapons from the base game and add them to the current weapon and passive item selection. In this article we will discuss what Planar Bazaar is and how you can use it to your advantage.

What is Planar Bazaar in Vampire Survivors
The Planar Bazaar is an extra-dimensional shop where you can purchase weapons and passive items that are not available in the current adventure mode. To do this, you simply need to have the funds and talk to any of the characters on the floor. The items with the lock icon on them mean that the weapon/item is not available by default in the current adventure.
After purchasing them, the items can't be taken outside. Instead, they'll be included in the pool of possible items that you can choose whenever your character levels up or whenever you open a treasure chest in the other stages within the adventure. This also means that buying the weapons you already own or unlocked is just a waste of funds.


How to Unlock Planar Bazaar in Vampire Survivors
As of this writing, all three adventure stories in the game have the same condition to unlock this stage. And that is by reaching LV80 on any stage. This is very achievable especially if you have maxed out the Growth power up and managed to survive a 30-minute run. The best stage where you can farm for EXP continuously will vary per adventure but generally speaking, you'll want a stage with a never-ending wave of enemies and you have a powerful, maxed out arsenal at your disposal.
As usual, the combination of garlic (Soul Eater) and King Bible (Unholy Vespers) as well as the beneficial effects of Spinach, Empty Tome, and Candelabrador will ensure that your character is well-protected from all directions while being able to repel and damage enemies at the same time. For your other weapon choices, consider high-damage, high-penetration ones like the Runetracer (No Future) will make it easier to wipe out multiple enemies per shot.


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